@MechMK1 That's an awfully small public key. Does it not include subkeys or something?
@MechMK1 I don't think it's against the rules to post PGP messages in a private room.
@reed Always thought it would be fun to try to reverse that. I bet they have horrible opsec and use outdated remote screen tools. "Here hack me and take my money" [reverse shell open]
Pentesting can often give conflicting feelings. Looking at a vuln, half of me is like "hell yeah! let's exploit this!" while the other half is like "WTF are you doing? Why is it like this? Someone should be fired"
Its real. I know the developer. Been fighting it 14 years.Its a fraudulent windows-based OS that places the user in an Always-On VPN named NONE and an OS version named NULL and lives in Folder named Unknown while using an OTHER network interface. It gives 4 remote users (Kansas) unfettered acces...
If you log into your account, there is a notification in your mentions that someone has logged into your account. This notification stays in your feed and can't be dismissed.
However, if you have 2FA security enabled for your account, then this notification is not shown.
You would think that someone who enables 2FA would desire a higher standard of security.
Why you would disable a security feature for someone with a higher need for security is beyond me.
@FireQuacker Alot of people seem to have the misconception that everything related to networking falls within the domain of cyber security. I have no idea where this comes from.
